Discover how a short break at Center Parcs can help boost your child’s development, skills and learning – all while having fun!
Think a family break to Center Parcs is just about having fun in the forest? While it’s all that , your little one can learn loads too. As well as a whole host of activities included in your break – from splashing about in the Subtropical Swimming Paradise to cycling through the woodlands – there’s a huge variety of activities you can book to supercharge your little one’s learning.
You don’t even have to leave your lodge to see the Center Parcs wildlife. Look out for everything from ducks and rabbits to hedgehogs and deer. And this independence is a big part of their development – in fact, it’s getting them ready for starting school . Whether you book a Sensory Play session, spend time playing with the water tables in the Subtropical Swimming Paradise, or build sandcastles on the beach, there’s plenty for them to see, feel, hear and smell.
6. Take part in science experiments Children love big bangs, smelly potions and exploding volcano experiments. And if you don’t want the mess of clearing it up at home, book a Crazy Science session at Center Parcs!
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